Adventure: My Skills Evolve Infinitely

Overall, though, this skill was quite useful. Beyond its obvious effects of increasing Magic Power and Spirit recovery speed, every time Lin Mo finished a Meditation session, his mind would also become clearer. His thoughts would grow more organized, and even some of his negative emotions would dissipate.

For instance, Lin Mo had been feeling a bit impatient just a moment ago, but after a period of Meditation, his mood was now perfectly calm.

In the carriage, Ali sat quietly to one side. Shefilya sat next to Feney, listening to her occasional whispers.

It wasn’t that there was any conflict, nor that Shefilya and Feney had any prejudice against Half-Beastmen. They simply didn’t know each other well, so they rarely made small talk unless necessary.

Lin Mo’s waking, however, livened up the atmosphere a little.

Ali eagerly scooted over to his side, leaned against him, and closed her eyes in enjoyment.

An envious gaze immediately shot over in their direction.

Unsurprisingly, it was Feney...

The girl peeked over, then, as if afraid of being caught, quickly lowered her head. Her shyness was utterly adorable.

Lin Mo recalled what Lady Beixila had said to him not long ago.

’Maybe I should be more proactive?’

’But even so, how am I supposed to be proactive?’

Lin Mo was momentarily at a loss. After all, he had no experience with romance.

As for him and Ali? Their story was less like romance and more like he was the one who’d been force—

Well, anyway, that’s how it was.

Fortunately, an opportunity to build a connection soon presented itself. As time trickled by, noon arrived.

They would most likely have to stand guard tonight, and there was a good chance of a fight. This made resting during the journey crucial. Not only did they need to stop for lunch, but they also needed a short nap afterward.

After all, judging by their current pace, they had plenty of time.

Unlike their adventure in the forest, this time the road was flanked not by woods but by a rather barren landscape.

This was one of the reasons Goblins were rarely seen around here. With no Goblins, there were also no Demons or animals. Thus, they couldn’t hunt as they had on their previous adventures and had to rely on the rations they brought from the city.

Feney held a piece of high-quality ration in her hands, nibbling on it bit by bit with a pout on her little face.

She had wanted to bring some sweet, fluffy cake, but Shefilya had said she couldn’t eat too many sweets and forbade her from bringing any.

Lin Mo felt that as a Professional, her body couldn’t be judged by ordinary standards; a few sweets probably wouldn’t hurt.

However, considering Feney’s Profession was a Priest, which involved relatively little physical exertion, Shefilya’s words did have some merit.

After all, the way Feney ate cake was indeed a bit "alarming."

Feney’s appetite for regular meals wasn’t actually that large, but when it came to sweets and snacks, she was like a bottomless pit. She didn’t even eat particularly fast, but somehow, in what felt like no time at all, an entire large cake would just vanish.

Naturally, this was Lin Mo’s cue to step in.

He took out the pots, bowls, and utensils he had brought along specially. After getting the Ring of Space, he didn’t even need to consider portable versions of these things. He had bought the highest-quality kitchenware he could find and stuffed it all into the ring, where it hardly took up any space.

He also had plenty of meat and vegetables. That’s right—Lin Mo was going to cook right here, right now.

Just as he’d expected, Feney’s gaze was instantly drawn to him. She blinked her eyes, her expression a mixture of gluttonous desire and shy reluctance to ask. It was impossible not to be amused...